Cameroon friendly to shape WAFCON squad — Madugu
Super Falcons Head Coach Justine Madugu emphasizes the importance of upcoming friendlies against Cameroon in finalizing the team for the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations 2026 in Morocco.
Arab and Islamic Calls and Movements to Contain Escalation Between Pakistan and Afghanistan
Arab and Islamic nations are calling for de-escalation of military tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan following recent violent clashes.
Donald Trump does not rule out a 'friendly takeover' of Cuba
Donald Trump has signed an emergency order against Cuba, citing its support for hostile nations and terrorist organizations.
From Allies to Enemies: The 'Open War' Between Pakistan and Afghanistan Raises Alarms Across the Region
Tensions escalate between Pakistan and Afghanistan as Pakistani forces bombard Afghan cities in retaliation for Taliban offensives, raising regional concerns.
South Sudan: Forgotten Conflict in South Sudan At 'A Dangerous Point', Türk Warns
The UN human rights chief warns that escalating violence and political instability in South Sudan could lead to a resurgence of civil war unless urgent action is taken to uphold the 2018 peace agreement.
The UN Secretary-General calls for an immediate ceasefire between Afghanistan and Pakistan
The UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has called for an immediate cessation of hostilities between Afghanistan and Pakistan following an Afghan attack that escalated the conflict.
New professional soccer league delivers big dreams for Pacific nations
A new soccer league, the Oceania Football Confederation (OFC) Pro League, has been launched to promote professional football across seven Oceanic nations.
Warning about financial abuse among First Nations elders is a hidden problem
There is growing concern about the hidden financial abuse of First Nations elders, with a call for greater awareness and a national plan to address the issue.
First Nation chiefs say Nova Scotia budget cuts appear targeted at Mi’kmaw programs
First Nation leaders in Nova Scotia claim recent budget cuts by the provincial government disproportionately affect Mi’kmaw programs designed to combat systemic inequalities.
Pakistan and Afghanistan are at war. Here’s the full story behind the clash
Tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan have escalated into open conflict as both nations exchange military strikes and accusations of terrorism.
Nordic nations could host nukes
Officials from Sweden and Denmark have indicated openness to hosting NATO nuclear weapons in response to perceived threats from Russia.
Iran evaluated the meeting with the USA as positive
Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi described the recent meeting with US representatives as one of the most substantive discussions between the two nations.
China ‘pulls’ Canada away from the US: Will suspend tariffs on agricultural products starting March 1
China has announced it will suspend additional tariffs on select Canadian agricultural products starting March 1, 2024, due to a preliminary agreement between the two nations.
Questions about US nuclear security in Europe, Macron to visit top-secret submarine base
French President Emmanuel Macron is set to visit a top-secret submarine base amid concerns among European nations regarding the US nuclear security guarantees.
EU nations order joint probe into Russian oil pipeline halt
Hungary and Slovakia are initiating a joint investigation into the disruption of oil supplies via the Druzhba pipeline, blaming Ukraine for the halt amid accusations of political motivations.
From ally to enemy: what is behind the conflict between Pakistan and Afghanistan?
Pakistan and Afghanistan are currently engaged in intense conflict along their border, characterized by a series of retaliatory attacks; this escalation marks a significant deterioration in relations between the historically allied nations.
Six Nations: Galthié unveils his squad of 42 players to prepare for Scotland, Depoortere and Moefana return, Montagne absent
France's rugby coach Fabien Galthié has announced a squad of 42 players in preparation for the upcoming match against Scotland in the Six Nations tournament, noting several key players' absences and returns.
Zelenskyy speaks with Slovak PM and invites him to Ukraine
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has invited Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico to visit Ukraine during a recent phone call, aiming to discuss important issues between the two nations.
Ukrainian Drone Strike on Kursk Region Auto Repair Shop Kills 1
A drone strike from Ukraine has resulted in one death and injuries in Russia's Kursk region, highlighting ongoing hostilities between the two nations.
China seeks to mediate after Pakistan declares ‘open war’ on Afghanistan
China is actively seeking to mediate the escalating conflict between Pakistan and Afghanistan, urging both nations to remain calm and negotiate peacefully.
Iran Expresses Disappointment Over India's Decision
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has expressed disappointment over India's decision not to allocate funds for the Chabahar port project in this year's budget, describing it as detrimental to both nations.
Without moral credibility, the UN is just a theater
The article critiques the UN for its perceived lack of moral credibility and effectiveness in addressing global conflicts while promoting questionable appointments.
Rwanda: DR Congo Challenges Rwanda's Mushikiwabo With Lumumba Bid for Francophonie Top Job
The Democratic Republic of the Congo has nominated Juliana Amato Lumumba to challenge Rwanda's Louise Mushikiwabo for the Secretary-General position of the Organisation internationale de la Francophonie, highlighting ongoing tensions between the two nations.
Afghanistan's airstrike just 5 km from Pakistan PM's office! Revenge for Kandahar from Islamabad
Afghanistan has conducted a drone strike near the Pakistan Prime Minister’s office in Islamabad, marking a significant military escalation amid ongoing tensions between the two nations.
Taliban claims to have conducted drone strikes against Pakistan
The Taliban claims to have executed several drone attacks against military targets in Pakistan, which has reportedly led to escalated tensions between the two nations.
"About 50,000 women and girls have been killed worldwide in 2024," according to the UN
The UN reports that approximately 50,000 women and girls were killed globally in 2024, highlighting the urgent issue of violence against women.
UN human rights chief condemns rising threats to women's rights and femicide
The UN human rights chief has condemned the escalating threats to women's rights and the rampant femicide occurring globally.
USA: Melania Trump chairs UN Security Council meeting for the first time
Melania Trump is set to chair a United Nations Security Council meeting for the first time, focusing on education as a means to promote tolerance and world peace.
Inga Ruginienė links the destruction of the monument to Vincas Kudirka with the actions of hostile countries
Lithuanian Prime Minister Inga Ruginienė associates the vandalism of a monument to national hero Vincas Kudirka with provocations from hostile nations amidst ongoing regional conflicts.
First UN airplane arrives at Khartoum airport after reopening
The first humanitarian airplane from the United Nations has arrived at Khartoum International Airport, marking a significant step towards resuming relief operations in Sudan.
From Euphoria to Accountability: Why the G7 is Losing Ground
The article discusses the diminishing influence of the G7 nations on the global stage.
Diplomatic sources: Turkey's letter to the UN is rejected – It reproduces known fanciful and arbitrary interpretations of International Law
Greek diplomatic sources have rejected Turkey's letter to the UN regarding its maritime zones, stating that it carries unfounded interpretations of international law.
United Nations plane lands at Khartoum airport for the first time since the war began
A United Nations flight successfully landed at Khartoum airport for the first time since the onset of Sudan's war, marking a critical development for humanitarian efforts.
Can Air Force Decide the Face-off between Afghanistan and Pakistan? Duweiri Responds
The ongoing military escalation along the Afghan-Pakistani border raises concerns as both nations engage in heightened rhetoric and military actions, with Islamabad describing it as an 'open war' and Kabul asserting its control over border points.
Scientist Bluķis has passed away at the age of 93
Uldis Bluķis, a renowned scientist and co-founder of 'Baltic Appeal to the United Nations', has died at the age of 93 in New York.
Pekka Haavisto does not know the salary of his new job
Finnish politician Pekka Haavisto has been appointed as the UN Secretary-General's new special envoy to Sudan, leaving his parliamentary role in the process.
Cautious calm between Pakistan and Afghanistan after 'night of reciprocal shelling' and calls for dialogue facilitation
Following a night of reciprocal shelling, a cautious calm has emerged between Pakistan and Afghanistan, with calls for facilitating dialogue between the two nations.
Turkey's Illegal Positions Regarding the Eastern Mediterranean Back in Focus
Turkey has reiterated its illegal claims about maritime sovereignty in the Eastern Mediterranean in a letter to the United Nations, challenging Greece, Cyprus, and Egypt.
The Paradox of Luxembourg: Record Number of Working Poor in the Richest Country in the EU
Luxembourg faces a paradox of high living costs and a significant number of working poor, despite being one of the richest nations in Europe.
Wife's Affair and Preparations to Run Away... Distressed Father-Daughter Commit Suicide by Train
A tragic incident in Uttar Pradesh, India, where a father and his daughter reportedly committed suicide by train after a family dispute linked to the father's second marriage and allegations of the wife's affair.
Estera Flieger: The Adolescence of Europe
The article discusses European nations' struggle for strategic autonomy in the context of military preparedness amid geopolitical tensions.
A 'Blank Letter' for Ankara – The Provocative Letter to the UN and the Choice of Date
Turkey has sent a provocative letter to the UN reiterating its claims on maritime zones shortly after a meeting between Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.
North Korea launches spy satellite and increases tensions with the South
North Korea has announced the end of a military agreement with South Korea and successfully launched a spy satellite, escalating tensions between the two nations.
Pakistan says patience has run out and speaks of 'open war' against Afghanistan
The Pakistan Defense Minister declared an 'open war' against Afghanistan following escalating military tensions between the two nations over attacks by the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP).
COVID-19 will just be a cold in less than 10 years: study
A study suggests that COVID-19 could become as mild as a common cold within the next decade, especially in children, though vaccination rates vary dramatically between wealthy and poorer nations.
UN says Israel wants to consolidate permanent takeover of the West Bank
The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volker Türk, has accused Israel of solidifying its annexation of the West Bank and altering the demographics of the Palestinian territory, raising concerns about ethnic cleansing.
'It is necessary to negotiate with the US': UN calls on Trump for humanitarian exception to send oil to Cuba
The UN resident coordinator in Cuba has urged the US government to allow a humanitarian exception for sending oil and aid to Cuba, citing worsening conditions due to the blockade.
A new role for Melania Trump
First Lady Melania Trump is set to lead the next United Nations Security Council meeting focused on education's role in promoting tolerance and global peace.
UNDP, BOA sign MoU to drive Nigeria’s agricultural financing
The UNDP and Bank of Agriculture have collaborated to enhance agricultural financing in Nigeria through a new agreement.
Provocative letter from Turkey to the UN: Sticking to its established positions – How diplomatic sources respond
Turkey has sent a letter to the UN, reiterating its longstanding positions on maritime disputes, which has prompted a formal response from Greece.